Through partnerships, CARE Kenya seeks to co-create solutions with organizations that share our vision of fighting poverty and social injustice, while ensuring accountability, innovation, and resilience in all programming. For CARE Kenya, this approach is highly strategic because it directly supports the goals of Vision 2030 and strengthens the push toward locally led, innovative, and scalable solutions.

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CARE Kenya therefore invites credible organizations to submit expression of interest to partner and implement its programs in the entire country.

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Objective and Purpose for this Expression of Interest:
This call for partnerships is directly aligned with CARE Kenya’s Vision 2026 - 2030, which sets out a bold shift toward:

1. Gender-transformative programming that places equality and women’s empowerment at the center.

2. Locally led development, ensuring that communities and local organizations drive the agenda.

3. Climate-smart and enterprising approaches that prepare communities for a transformational future.

4. Digital First Approach - putting digital tools, platforms, and ways of working at the centre of how an organization designs, delivers, and measures its program.

5. Integrated programming across three strategic pillars:

• Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment (GEWE)

• Food, Water, and Nutrition Security (FWNS)

• Humanitarian and Emergency Response.

For more details click on the Request for proposal (RFP) & Expression of Interest (EOI) below.

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CARE is implementing the "From Camps to Green Cities Programme" in Dadaab refugee camp, to support refugee-led enterprise development and innovative financing models aligned with Kenya’s Shirika Plan. The programme responds to protracted displacement, declining humanitarian assistance, and the need to transition from short-term aid to market-based, climate-smart, and self-reliance-oriented solutions.

As part of the programme’s initial phase in 2026, CARE will initiate a pilot focused on upstream bonemeal production, building on abundant animal bone waste generated at slaughterhouses in and around Dadaab. The pilot phase is designed to explore the feasibility of converting bone waste into a marketable product, generating income, employment, and environmental benefits through a refugee-led business model.

While initial assumptions indicate potential demand for bonemeal in the wider Garissa region and beyond, CARE requires a rigorous, context-specific business case and system design to inform decisions on whether and how to implement a bonemeal production pilot that is technically feasible, financially viable, socially acceptable, and investment-relevant in a refugee-camp context.

CARE therefore seeks to engage a consultant with technical and systems level expertise, to conduct a comprehensive assessment and develop a clear system design and implementation plan for a refugee-led bonemeal production facility in Dadaab.
 

​​For more details click on the Request for Proposal (RFP) below.

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The purpose of this prequalification is to establish a pool of eligible and qualified evaluation service providers who can be engaged by CARE Kenya to conduct independent evaluations of its programs and projects. Prequalification ensures that only firms and consultants with proven technical expertise, relevant sectoral experience, and demonstrated capacity to uphold CARE’s standards are considered for future assignments. By creating this roster, CARE Kenya aims to:

• Streamline the procurement process for evaluation services.

• Guarantee impartiality, credibility, and quality in all evaluations.

• Ensure compliance with CARE’s Evaluation Policy, safeguarding standards, and ethical data management requirements.

• Facilitate timely engagement of service providers who are familiar with CARE Kenya’s program pillars—Women and Girls’ Empowerment, Food, Water and Nutrition Security, and Humanitarian and Emergency Response.

• Strengthen accountability, learning, and continuous improvement across CARE Kenya’s portfolio and partnerships.

Framework agreements will be signed with the successful firms for a period of two (2) years.
Prequalification does not constitute a guarantee of contract award. Specific evaluation assignments will be competitively awarded among prequalified providers, subject to assignment-specific Terms of Reference, budget availability, and donor requirements. The resulting roster is expected to be valid for a defined period, after which it may be reviewed or renewed at CARE Kenya’s discretion.
 

​​For more details click on the Request for Proposal and Terms of Reference (RFP & ToR) below.

​CARE Kenya is seeking a Support Services Manager to provide strategic leadership across supply chain, logistics, administration, and IT systems, ensuring efficiency, compliance, and high‑quality support that maximizes program impact.
The Support Services Manager will provide strategic leadership and oversight of CARE Kenya’s operational functions, ensuring that procurement, logistics, fleet management, and administrative systems are efficient, transparent, and aligned with CARE International, CARE USA, and donor requirements. S/He will be responsible for managing supply chain operations across the Country Office and field offices, guaranteeing timely, cost-effective, and compliant delivery of goods and services that enable CARE Kenya’s programs to achieve maximum impact.
This position ensures that all program support activities are implemented in a professional, efficient, and cost-effective manner, providing high-quality services and information to staff, donors, and stakeholders. The Support Services Manager continuously analyzes existing processes to identify opportunities for increased efficiency, effectiveness, and cost reduction, while safeguarding CARE’s resources and strengthening accountability.

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For more details click on the Job Description (JD) below.

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​CARE Kenya is seeking an Administration and Travel Services Officer to provide critical support in administration, partner engagement engagements and organizational systems management.

The Administration and Travel services Officer will play a critical role in ensuring the smooth functioning of CARE Kenya’s operations by providing high‑quality administrative support, effective liaison with stakeholders (both internal and external), and coordination of organizational travel activities. S/He is responsible for managing end-to-end travel logistics, including bookings, visas, and documentation, while providing general administrative support to ensure smooth office operations.
The role also supports the planning and execution of organizational events, workshops, and stakeholder engagements, ensuring they are delivered professionally and aligned with CARE Kenya’s mission. 

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For more details click on the Job Description (JD) below.

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CARE intends to engage a qualified and reputable Air Travel Agency to provide comprehensive travel management services, including flight bookings, ticketing, itinerary planning, travel advisory, and associated support services. Framework agreements will be signed with the successful firms for a period of two (2) years. The agency will facilitate efficient, cost effective, and timely travel arrangements for staff, consultants, and visitors. The main objectives will be:

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i.    Provide competitive airfares and reliable travel options.
ii.    Ensure efficient, timely, and accurate travel arrangements.
iii.    Offer high quality customer service and 24/7 support.
iv.    Support the organization’s travel policy, cost saving initiatives, and compliance requirements.
 

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For more details click on the Request for Proposal and Terms of Reference (RFP & ToR) below.

CARE Kenya invites qualified and reliable IT suppliers to submit quotations for a Framework Agreement for the supply of IT equipment and accessories.

This Request for Quotation (RFQ) represents an open and competitive procurement process. Successful bidders will enter into a framework agreement for a period of two (2) years.

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Scope of Supply

Suppliers are invited to quote for the provision of:

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• Laptops - (high-end and mid-level specifications)

• Printers - (high-end and mid-level specifications)

• Mobile phones - (high-end and mid-level specifications)

• IT accessories​

For more details click on the Request for Quotation (RFQ) below.

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CARE Kenya seeks to recruit an IT Intern who will provide first-line IT support to CARE Kenya staff while gaining hands-on experience in enterprise IT operations. The role supports the day-to-day functioning of IT services at the Country Office, including maintenance of IT equipment, support for Microsoft 365 applications, management of IT assets, and assistance with digital platforms such as WordPress and SharePoint. The position offers a valuable learning opportunity within a professional humanitarian organization.
 

For more details click on the Job Description (JD) below.

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CARE Kenya seeks to establish a roster of qualified consultants and firms to provide professional photography, videography, and impact documentation services on a call-off basis. Framework agreements will be signed with the successful firms for a period of two (2) years.
The assignment will support the production of high-quality audio-visual and written communication products that document programme implementation, outcomes, learning, and influence across CARE Kenya’s development and humanitarian portfolio.
Beyond visibility, the consultancy will focus on impact documentation as a strategic function, capturing:

• Programme results and lived experiences

• Social and behavior change processes

• Gender-transformative approaches

• Community-led solutions

• Policy advocacy outcomes

• Humanitarian response learning and accountability

Deliverables may include documentaries, short-form digital stories, policy narratives, learning products, and multi-format communication assets designed for advocacy, knowledge management, donor engagement, and public communication.

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For more details click on the Request for Proposal and Terms of Reference (RFP & ToR) below.

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CARE Kenya is seeking a qualified consultant to design and facilitate a 2-day Crisis Communications and Spokesperson Training that strengthens the organization’s ability to respond to crises in a coordinated manner. The training will equip key staff with skills and confidence to deliver coherent messaging aligned with CARE’s values and communications standards in high-pressure situations. The objective is to mitigate the risk of delayed or uncoordinated crisis response by strengthening CARE Kenya’s ability to communicate quickly, consistently, and accurately during emergencies, reputational incidents, or program-related crises.
 

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For more details click on the Request for Proposal and Terms of Reference (RFP & ToR) below.